Thread: Name That Car

The badge on the first car you posted and the Daewoo badge.






The FSO car badge you posted a link to.

Originally Posted by Backspin

I edited the post and answered that above.

It is a Polish/Fiat platform that was exported under different names and MFG'ers

Its a fucking Daewoo you dumb shit.

A Daewoo FSO Polonez according to the guy who took the original photo.

Originally Posted by Stretchy

A Daewoo FSO Polonez according to the guy who took the original photo.


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Yeah. There's also a picture of a Deawoo badged Polonez on the Wikipedia page of the Polski Fiat here FSO Polonez - Wikipedia

Restored

Looks like a kit car or something that came out of a box and was assembled by Lulu.

Looks like an old Kabota logo on the front. But Kabota truck sure ain't throwing up much results

Name That Car: Paris Event Special

Is it maybe a Volkswagen Polo?

That was my first car (I had a red series II facelift)

My first thought was VW Golf.

^My first thought was Golf but then I could not remember if Golfs had got bigger than that in recent years.

They had to introduce a new model, the Lupo or something because the Polo had got too big to be the smallest car. That is car model inflation for you.

This little hatch has the sticky out butt...

Is that maybe a Renault? Clio?

^ definitely not a Lupo, its a hot hatch

Originally Posted by prawnograph

Restored

It's a restored Singha Siam (or Singh Siam?) a pickup truck produced by Siam Motors in a venture with Datsun 1960s -1970s.

Siam Motors - History
Dr. Thavorn Pornprapa Founder of Siam Machinery Co., Ltd. on September 4, 2495 with its head office located at 891/1 Rama 1 Road, Pathumwan, to operate the business of trading new and old cars until becoming the sole dealer of Nissan Datsun cars in Thailand. It was Nissan's first overseas dealer. In 2505 [1962], Nissan established the first assembly plant in Thailand at Soi Srichan, Sukhumvit 67 under the name "Siam Motors and Nissan Co., Ltd." with a production capacity of 4 cars per day with only 120 employees

^ re previous post, could be the same 'designer' as this one:
Made in New Zealand, one of about 3000 Trekka vehicles made in NZ in a joint venture with Skoda from Czechoslovakia in 1960s

another French hot hatch

I followed this for a few miles today. I'm sure the Brits will know it.

Lubly jubly

I've actually seen a stretch limo version of one of those here..

A nice easy one for the Yanks on here..

Corvette Stingray.

A bad replica of a Perenti.

Originally Posted by Stretchy

Corvette Stingray.

Correct!

Snapped this 3.0L model today in a rather fetching Man City blue...



And another classic..

^ My first car was a Mk I Escort in that same vapid pale blue. I never owned a Capri but often wished I had.